Hyundai Fall Maintenance Tips

Hyundai-Certified Fall Maintenance Services

Choosing us for fall maintenance services secures thorough inspections and as-needed replacements from certified technicians who restore factory specifications by installing genuine OEM parts. Ready your Hyundai for fall driving with these services:

• HVAC Inspection: You need the HVAC system for comfortable riding when cold temperatures arrive this fall. Our certified technician will verify peak cabin heating, windshield defrosting, steering wheel warning, and seat warming.
• Tire Inspection: Sub-zero temperatures, ice, snow, and slippery roads are common risks during Kentucky’s fall. Ensure maximum traction, braking support, and safety with a thorough tire inspection. Our certified technician will check for damage, assess wear patterns, measure tread depth, and adjust inflation to specs.
• Battery Testing: Fall is an ideal season for battery testing because summer heat causes acid stratification, and cold temperatures threaten efficient voltage transfer. Our certified technician will inspect the battery for physical defects while measuring the reserve capacity and cold-cranking amps. Batteries with heightened failure risk should be removed and replaced immediately.
• Windshield Wiper Blade Inspection: Windshield wiper blades commonly need replacement after summer to ensure peak visibility and safety in fall’s adverse weather. Our certified technician will check for damage and heavy streaking, signaling it’s time for a windshield wiper replacement service.
• Hyundai Recommended Maintenance Intervals: Fall seasonal maintenance is a prime opportunity to check the odometer and the Hyundai recommended maintenance intervals. Hyundai recommends maintenance at 7,500, 15,000, 30,000, 60,000, 90,000, and 105,000 miles.

Importance of Getting a New Cabin Air Filter

There are several negative consequences you could find yourself facing if you don’t schedule cabin air filter replacement when your maintenance schedule recommends it. Without this important service, foul odors and uncomfortable, stagnant air can develop in your vehicle. This will detract from your comfort when you’re in your vehicle. Other negative consequences of continuing to drive with an old air filter in place include reduced gas mileage and inefficient HVAC functioning due to airflow restrictions.